ps - Standard Format Specifiers (Continued)

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 group ID number  of  the  process  as  a
                             decimal integer.  (alias gid).

       egroup      EGROUP    effective  group  ID of the process.  This will be
                             the textual group ID, if it can  be  obtained  and
                             the    field   width   permits,   or   a   decimal
                             representation otherwise.  (alias group).

       eip         EIP       instruction pointer. As of kernel 4.9.xx  will  be
                             zeroed  out  unless  task is exiting or being core
                             dumped.

       esp         ESP       stack pointer. As of kernel 4.9.xx will be  zeroed
                             out unless task is exiting or being core dumped.

       etime       ELAPSED   elapsed time since the process was started, in the
                             form [[DD-]hh:]mm:ss.

       etimes      ELAPSED   elapsed  time  since  the  process was started, in
                             seconds.

       euid        EUID      effective user ID (alias uid).

       euser       EUSER     effective user name.  This  will  be  the  textual
                             user ID, if it can be obtained and the field width
                             permits,  or  a  decimal representation otherwise.
                             The n option can be  used  to  force  the  decimal
                             representation.  (alias uname, user).

       exe         EXE       path  to  the executable. Useful if path cannot be
                             printed via cmd, comm or args format options.

       f           F         flags associated with the process, see the PROCESS
                             FLAGS section.  (alias flag, flags).

       fgid        FGID      filesystem access group ID.  (alias fsgid).

       fgroup      FGROUP    filesystem access group  ID.   This  will  be  the
                             textual  group  ID,  if it can be obtained and the
                             field width permits, or a  decimal  representation
                             otherwise.  (alias fsgroup).

       flag        F         see f.  (alias f, flags).

       flags       F         see f.  (alias f, flag).

       fname       COMMAND   first  8  bytes  of the base name of the process’s
                             executable file.  The output in  this  column  may
                             contain spaces.

       fuid        FUID      filesystem access user ID.  (alias fsuid).

       fuser       FUSER     filesystem  access  user  ID.   This  will  be the
                             textual user ID, if it can  be  obtained  and  the
                             field  width  permits, or a decimal representation
                             otherwise.

       gid         GID       see egid.  (alias egid).

       group       GROUP     see egroup.  (alias egroup).

       ignored     IGNORED   mask  of  the  ignored  signals,  see   signal(7).
                             According  to  the  width of the field, a 32 or 64
                             bits mask  in  hexadecimal  format  is  displayed.
                             (alias sig_ignore, sigignore).

       ipcns       IPCNS     Unique  inode  number describing the namespace the
                             process belongs to.  See namespaces(7).

       label       LABEL     security label, most  commonly  used  for  SELinux
                             context  data.   This  is for the Mandatory Access
                             Control ("MAC") found on high-security systems.

       lstart      STARTED   time the command started. This will be in the form
                             "DDD mmm HH:MM:SS YYY" unless changed  by  the  -D
                             option.

       lsession    SESSION   displays   the   login  session  identifier  of  a
                             process, if systemd support has been included.

       luid        LUID

Title: ps - Standard Format Specifiers (Continued)

Summary

This section details further standard format specifiers for the ps command, focusing on user and group IDs (euid/euser, f/fgid/fgroup/fuid/fuser, gid/group), executable path (exe, fname), process flags (f/flag/flags), and time information (etime/etimes, lstart). It also covers ignored signals, namespace information (ipcns), security labels (label), and login session identifiers (lsession). It includes aliases and formatting details for each specifier.